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2. Antigone and Ismene heard with horror what Creon had decided.

3. Suddenly Ismene enters, also asking where Antigone has been.

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4. Antigone sends the Nurse away for coffee.

5. The play ends by seeming to validate Antigone.

6. Dazed, Antigone moves to go her room.

7. Antigone reveals that she has already done so.

8. Antigone challenges his servile happiness.

9. Antigone rejoins that he should have said no; she can say no to anything she thinks vile.

10. Antigone calls on Creon to have her arrested, warning him that her disease is catching.

11. Creon makes a final appeal, saying that Antigone needs to understand what goes on in the wings of her drama.

12. Oedipus, Antigone and Socrates were the tragic figures mainly - concerned by Hegel.

13. Sophocles. Oedipus the King, Oedipus at Colonus, Antigone. Volume I. Translated by David Grene, 2nd edition. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1991.

14. Antigone sneaks in and the Nurse appears and asks where she has been.

15. King likens himself to Antigone at one point. Is he right to do so? Which in your view is the stronger character, King or Antigone?

16. Antigone refuses and bids Ismene to go back to bed.

17. Dou'e is an honorable daughter. Dou'e and Antigone are honorable women.

18. Sophocles , Antigone. Martin Luther King, Letter from a Birmingham Jail.

19. Creon appears, and the First explains that Antigone was found digging Polynices' grave by hand in broad daylight.

20. Antigone rejects her, but she does not deserve to die with her.

21. Antigone interrupts him, pointing out that she is soon to die.

22. Antigone replies that she will only go out again tonight.

23. Antigone is the girl who will rise up alone and die young.

24. This arbitrary divorce releases covert tensions yet makes possible the performance of Antigone s trial and punishment.

25. However, it is not only individual emotions and humanity but also family honor and responsibilities that Antigone tries to defend and fulfill.

26. Among the items is a page from her junior high school notebook containing her handwritten book report on Rex Warner's translation of Antigone.

27. Compare his reluctance here with his announcement of a prophecy at the climax of the Antigone.

28. Compare the authorities appealed to by King and by Antigone in justification of their actions. How do they differ? What points have they in common?